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Old 05-03-2014, 05:30 PM   #9
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Yeah clay is really simple to use. Buy a clay bar kit from any auto parts store. It will have the instant detail spray in the kit to be used as lube. Spray the panel and wet the clay, then let the clay glide across the panel, be sure to not exert force on the clay - let it's own weight do the work. Keep the panel and clay lubricated. Once the panel feels smooth (I typically lightly drag the palm of my hand behind the clay to assess the paint surface) wipe the panel down with a clean microfiber. Repeat on all panels.
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